Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

Issue: 1942 September

ice in Brooklyn, entertained Ed Flanagan
of the B.oston office in mid·August.
Yellowstone National Park was one of
the hi ghli ghts in th e vacation of Lee Rubi·
now, prexy of the Music Machine Oper·
ators' Association. Lee says he enjoyed it
all immensely.
This is the busy season for Al Blendow,
penny a rcade chief for International Muto·
scope. Al keeps his fingers on the many
arcades and resort installations in the met·
ropolitan area and helps the arcade boys
immeasurably.
John A. Fitzgibbons, of 0. K. Machines,
is sh ipping games right and left. Jack took
his first plunge in THE REVIEW last month
and as a result gai'ned a lot of new friends
and customers. All .games leaving the Fitz·
gibbons establishment are in A·l condition
for th eir treatment and reconditioning of
games is unequalled, according to Jack.
Louis Kereszkshy, pioneer musi c operator
here, passed away recently on Long Island.
Sam Sacks is making good use of his
week·ends by pulling th e big ones from
their favorite spots down in Sheepshead
Bay. Invariably, Sam, Jr., only 4, goes
alon g to wake daddy when the cork bobs.
Pending taxes on amusemen t devices have
c..l1.sed a vendin g machine boom, accord ing
"' Al Cohen of the Asco Vending Machine
~Kchan ge. Al is on the go daily taking
care of th e demands of more and more new
customers.
Bip Glassgold, headman at DuGrenier,
cor,tinues as busy as the proverbial one·
armed paper·hanger. In to see Bip during
August were Blanche Bouchard and Lean·
der Yeaton, factory execu tives from Haver·
hill; B. H. Feinberg, back from a swing
through New York state; Joe Snow, in from
the midwest; and Bob Klein, Pennsy, Mary.
land and Delaware representative. Sales on
the new Champion continue as well as
sales on used machines.
William Nunnelly, one·half of the team
of Nunnelly and Murphy, who have oper'
ated arcades for years and have had the
Arcade at Rockaway Beach for 38 years,
made the main stem in August and acq uit·
ted himself by placing his signature here
and there for new equipment for their
operation s.
• • NOW TRY THE BEST!!
~ Lew London's Famous "True-Value" Buys!! Every machine guaranteed regardless
of pricel Refinished second to none in both mechanical perfection and external
"oppearancel . We do not ship junk!! Our business is based upon repeat orders-not one
time sal.esl' A trial order will convince youl
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AMERICA'S FINEST CONSOLE BUYS!
Keeney.Super Bells, F.P. & P. O., Latest Model, Brand New in Original Factory
Sealed Crates .... :....
.... .... .... ......
. ............................ _ ...... _ .....• _...
. ....... $239.50
Keeney Super Bell •• F.P. & P. O .• Slightly Used . Cannot Be Told From New.....
147.50
Bally Club Bell •• 4·Coin Multiple. F.P. & P .O .• Latest Model. Built With Electric Pu.h
Button , Brand New in Original Factory Sealed Crates ...
Bally Club Bell •• F. P. & P .O., Late Serial., Slightly U.ed. Cannot Be Told From New ...
Bally High Hand. Very Latest Model, Brand New in Factory Sealed Crates .. .
Bally Hi gh Hand . Used. Cannot Be Told From New ... . . .............................................................. .
Keeney Tripl e Entry. Rebuilt. Perfect Mechanically and in External Appearan ce .... .
Evans Lu cky Stars. 7-Coin Head. Latest Model. Slightly Used .......................................... .
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J~~I~~n~;e~r~!aypl~!n~ r;t"dS~~·d:r~t,h ~i~~ndNe!I.~~~.~~~ ... ~.~~~~~~ ... .
264 . 50
149.50
189.50
119.50
99.50
99 . 50
69 .50
49 .50
PAYOUT TABLES
LEGAL EQUIPMENT
CAROM .. .... .............
. ... $19.50
. ......... 29.50
GOLD MEDAL .
HAWTHORNE
........................................ 39.50
PACEMAKER ................................................. 44.50
Scientiflo Batt in g Practice, Latest Model .
Brand New in Ori ginal Factory Sealed
Crates ...............
. ............................... $149.50
Keeney Anti-Aircraft Guns, Used...
29.50
1,000 F. P. PIN GAMES
In Stock Ready for Immedi ate Shipment. Every
One Guaranteed Regardless of Price. Tell Us
Wh at You Need!
TERMS :
500 BELLS AND CONSOLES
Of Every Descr iption on Ha nd . Eve ry On e Per.
fect Mechanically and in External App earance.
Submit Your Requ :re men ts!
1/ 3 Deposit Must Accompany All Orders. We Shop Balance C. O. D.
Write for Our Complete L ~st!
LEADER -SALES COMPANY
131-133 N. FIFTH STREET, READING, PA.
(Phones: 4-3131-4-3132)
NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS
CO,,,
Laymons' Add Card Line
The New York offices. of Arthur H. Du·
Grenier, Inc., are now well established at
241 East 44th Street. Phone number h as
been changed to Vanderbilt 6·1778 and, as
Bip puts it, "We're here to con tinue to
offer opera tors th e same service as in th e
past."
Max Rubinowitz
LOS ANGELES-Paul A. Laymon an·
nounces that he has been appointed dis·
tributor in thi s area for a line of picture
cards for Arcade vending equipment.
Paul invites Arcade men to come in and
see the wide assortme nt avai labl e.
Spokane Revenue Hits Peak
Hilo Operator Hospitalized
SPOKANE, Was h.-Revenues from the
operation of pin.ball machines in Spokane
reac hed an all·tim e hi gh accord in g to rec·
ords of th e licensin g department showin g
receipts of $73,500 from th e issuance of 486
pe rmits.
HILO, Hawaii - Back in the harness
again after a period in the hospital from an
ulcer operation is Hilo's music operator
Archie M. Kennedy.
'
Reported Kennedy: "I feel pretty good
now. It's surprisi ng what can unexpected·
Iy h appen to a man."
THE REVIEW voices the wishes of the in·
dustry in expressing happiness a t his quick
recovery.
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and a service will be sent
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DISTRIBUTING CO.
1025 N. Highland Ave.
Hollywood, California

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MACHINE
REVIEW
11
FOR
SEPT.
1942
Jap Guns Clicking
nON'T MISS Quality
THESE
LAZAR
SPECIALS!
Guaranteed!
NEW CONSOLES
NEW BALLY CLUB BELL
(4-Coin Multiple. Free Play and Check Pay OffL ........................... $239.50
NEW KEENEY 5c SUPER BELLS (ConvertibleL ......................................... 239.50
NEW BALLY THOROBREDS. One Ball. Free Play. 4-Coin Multiple ........ 289.50
USED CONSOLES
USED
USED
USED
USED
BALLY HIGH HANDS (Like New>.. .................................................. $ 99.50
BALLY BIG TOPS................................................................................ 50.00
BALLY CLUB BELLS (4-Coin Multiple. F. P. and Check Pay Off) 159.50
KEENEY 5c SUPER BELLS (ConvertibleL ....................................... 149.50
ALL MERCHANDISE LISTED IS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE.
Send for List of Used Novelty Games and Good Used Consoles. Low Prices.
One-Third Certified Deposit Requi red With Order . Balance Sh ipped C.O.D.
B. D. LAZAR COMPANY
1425 N. Broad Street
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Stevenson 4320
1635 Fifth Avenue
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Grant 7818
Lew London Moves
COIH
MACHIHE
ItEVIEW
12
FOR
SEPT.
1942
READING, Pa.-Lew London, of Leader
Sales Co., has just moved to new and
larger quarters a~ 131·133 North Fifth
Street, this city, where he is now able to
give much better service and attention to
the needs of the firm's many, many custom·
ers throughout the country.
Lew has risen steadily since starting his
Leader Sales in this city. More and more
operators believe that his firm is the leader
in the field when it comes to reconditioned
equipment of every type. The firm has
hundreds of testimonial letters, everyone
entirely unsolicited, where operators, job-
bers and distributors throughout the coun·
try pronounce the equipment received from
Leader not only a "True-Value" buy, but
definitely the finest mechanically and in
external appearance.
As Lew reports, "We need these larger
quarters. We have been working day and
night to fill orders of the trade. We make
it our business to guarantee every single
machine we ship re.g ardless of price. The
only way we can do this is to rebuild
each game so that it will meet with the
complete approval of the man who receives
it.
"Our new and larger repair department
completely equipped with lathe, drill press
and other machinery is now even turning
out parts for the machines themselves.
These are parts that just cannot be pur·
chased anymore. Therefore, when an oper-
ator gets one of our 'true-value' buys he is
getting true value in every sense of those
words.
"Our repair department is so arranged
that the operators can drive their trucks
right into our place and their machines are
Shields Buys Property
taken off and placed into this department
LOS ANGELES-Percy Shields is now
for immediate servicing. Our warehouse
a land owner out EI Monte way and will
facilities are now twice as large as for-
shortly_blossom forth as a gentleman farmer
merly. Our showrooms and offices, we be-
"on the si de."
lieve, are among the lar.gest and most out·
Percy has acquired a beautiful piece of
standing in the East. All we ask is that .
property about five minutes from EI Monte
the operator give us a trial and then judge
in the North EI Monte district. The lot has
for hi'mself."
a 140 foot fronta ge and is 350 feet deep.
There are two houses on the property and
Two Remain
it is well covered with shade trees.
TH E REVI EW :
"Before long we'll be having chicken din-
I will say that you r magazine. and t he
ners with surprising regularity," declared
Billboa rd . see m t o be the only d e cent pub.
Perc, while Mrs. Shields beamed her smil-
lications on th e market at the presen t tim e.
ing approval of the idea.
I inte nd to give you a ny busi ness we have
as I do know you ha ve the o perat ors' inter-
e sts in mind always.
I have instru cted ou r a ge ncy to p re pare
copy for th e next issu e.
.
W . C .• Sa n Fra ncisco.
TAX REMITTING SCHEDULE
By consulting this schedule you will find opposit e th e month ino which tax d ecla ra tion
is be ing made the exact amount of tax pa yab le for t he $ 10 Fede ra l st amp a nd th e $50
Federal stamp. All taxes in t hese classific atio ns are payabl e no later th a n the last day of
th e month in wh ich d e claration is being mad e.
Tax paym e nts must be made with certified ch ec k, postal mo ney o rd er or cash.
FEDERAL STAMP TAX RATE SCHEDULE
CO IN·OPERATED AMUSEMENT AND GAMING DEV ICES
MON TH
CHICAGO-One of the busiest spots in
Chicago is the Chicago Novelty Co., Inc.,
where the Shoot the Jap Ray-O-Lite con-
versions are being made and shipped to
operators in all parts of the country.
One of the pioneers in the field, Chicago
Novelty is doing a magnificent job of con-
verting Chicken Sams to the popular Jap
game.
"Our job is not a quick changeover,"
declared Sam Winsberg. "We strip .the ma-
chine completely and everything is checked
and worked on. We put on a very clean
paint job, and the machine, fully recon-
ditioned, is practically as good as new.
"The amplifier, main and gun cables,
trigger assembly, gun lamps and chambers
are in perfect working condiiton, and at
present we find it necessary to strip about
15 machines to keep those that are going
out supplied with necessary parts.
"A 'Shoot The Jap' card is placed in
front of the target. Another smaller card,
8' x 8', reading '20 Shots 5c,' is tacked on
the .g un stand. We use the same wooden
Seeburg doll and hand paint in over to a
Jap soldier. Competent artists do the paint-
ing of the fi gure and the war scene.
"Shooting devices that are bringing up
to $185.00 in the used market can't equal
returns on the Jap machine," Winsberg
added. "Everybody is 'Jap' conscious and
collections will top any shooting device
placed in taverns. That is why we are sdl-
ing and shipping so many complete conver-
sion jobs at the present time."
MONTH S REMAINING IN
FISCAL YEAR
AMOUN T O F TAX PAYABLE
$1 0 TAX STAMP
$50 TAX STAMP
J U L Y _____ __ ___________ .. ______ ________ ___ _ T welve_ .. ________________________________ ..
AUGUST __ ____________ __ . _______________ El eve n ____________________ _____ ___________ _
SEPTEMBER __________________ _________ .Ten _______ .. _________________ _______________ _
OCTOBER ____________________________ .. Nine_. _____________________________________ _
NOVEMBER ___________________________ Eig ht __ . ______ . ______ . _________________ .. __ _
DECEMBER ___________________________ Seven __________ . __________________________ _
JANUARY _________________ _______ __ -Six __________________ . ________ _____ .. ________ _
FEBRUARY ______________________ .. ___ .. Five_. ______________________________ : _______ _
MARCH ________ ___ ___________ :~ _________ Fou r __________________ __ .. _________________ __
APR I L ________________________
Th ree_. __________ ________ __________________ _
MA Y ___________________ _____________ : ______ Two _______________________ .. _______________ ..
J U N E ________________ _________ _____________ On e _____ .. _________________________________ _
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The U. S. G overnm ent fisca l year starts
July 1st, 1942, an d ends J une 30th, 1943.
$ 10.00
9. 17
8.34
7.50
6.67
5.84
5.00
4.17
3.34
2.50
1.67
.84
$50.00
45.84
41.67
37.50
33.34
~9. 17
25.00
20.84
16.1 7
~ ) 2. 5 0
8. 34
4.17
Kaplan's Diamond Jubilee
LOS ANGELES - Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kaplan were on hand in Winnipeg, Canada,
on September 1st when Harry's father and
moth er celebrated their Diamond Jubilee.
The affair was a family gathering and
the children and grandchildren were on
hand to help the grand old couple cele-
brate the gala occasion.
Harry is head of the local Southwestern
Vending Machine Co. and he and Mrs.
Kaplan went to Winnipeg by train. Follow.
ing the Jubilee celebration the Kaplans
will visit with their many relatives and
friends in Canada and plan to r eturn home
about the first of October.
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